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secretary general ban ki moon you don't understand then that while chinese doctors have been arriving here in britain cuban doctors of course in italy in spain russian military planes arriving in new york downing street here there are people in britain saying china must be punished with the withdrawal of internet contracts after the coronavirus crisis is over and people in the u.k. in the corridors of power suggesting that china is exploiting coronavirus for economic gain. what i can tell you at this time instead pointing fingers to any other country like china does that hadn't. helped for. we are living in a globalized who are in every 2nd i think you can see everything and what is happening in one country how is that transformative development of what transportation communication information i think we are living in a slower than it are small or worn don't know what is happening in china korea great britain or united states is not our decision to treat it as living in a school or school or a war and no coke is actually necessary that the we have to 40 program that's what i have expe

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health officia have warned gaeringsy ki o religious services are exception. >> i was in the hospital for 21 days and icu and olation. >> reporter: revend timothy d.c. just services in before he was hospitalized wit coronarus. nearly 400 of his this weekend, his sermons will be virtual. >> if anyone was to come to church and get the virus and die, then i think we would all feel really, really terrible >> reporter: some states have banned religious gatherings all together this month, there are important jewish, muslim and christian holidays but in frida the governor remains unwaring. >> the state of florida isot governmentough coerci close >> rorter: some fying recommendations. in kansas ste reps overturned the governor's ban but many are taking steps to stay fe regardle of government mandate. in rome, the vican cancelled publics. nbc's matt bradley. >> reporter: this is the most at theant time of year vatican. you wouldn't know it around st. peter's square it is usually packed they are finng ways to reach out like streaming services the pope calls creativity of love. >> reporter: as a

new york has not been doing the ki of testing that iceland or south korea has.t is mainly testing people who have come to hospitals. they are not doing the frontier testing of new cases until we have sufficient cases -- tests for new cases as they emerge, wee will not have full idea of the scope. anchor: there is one widely watched model which suggests the peak day for deaths here in the u.s. could be this weekend. what do you make of that? >> the models and assumptions are based on what we can measure. my concern is that the model does not capture what ave not measured. the cdc says potentially 20 percent of all cases will never be picked up because they are asymptomatic. in iceland, they are saying tt is closer 50%. if there are so many cases that are spreading without testing, models can never fully capture the extent. right now they models in new york are based on the cases we have who come to the hospital because they have severe respiratory. that is not a reliable model. we could still have a second wave of additial cases. anchor: nearly 16,000 americans h

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>>thank you lawrence and if you're a parent that is running out of ways to keep and your ki entertained right now there is a toy company that has got your back castro has launched a new website to bring fun to families sitting out the pandemic together. it's called bring home the fun dot com. it will help you find ideas and activities to keep kids occupied in entertained. the website also feates resources to help famies cope with all e stress. parenti articles an activity guide for parents and their children could lock it is tough. alright next at 5 we are under a new initiative here at kron 4 we're highlighting some of the local heroes who are rising to the challenge during this pandemic so during this time of uncertainty here at kron 4 want to honor some of our bay area hero. so tonight we want to shine a spotlight on kate breslin kate has been working at and these local market in the north bay since 2015. this is a local mom and pop shop that did not necessarily have the means to have a big online platform to do deliveries. so when the shelter-in-place order took effect k developed a

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crude futures for september delivery briefly dropped more than 30% to below 16,000 yen per kill le ki may delivery on monday fell below zero for the first time ever. on tuesday, wgi futures contracts for june sank to $6 per barrel at one point. market watchers say futures prices for june could fall into negative territory due to over supply and a lack of storage capacity. >>> data compiled by a u.s. university show the number of confirmed coronavirus infections has topped 2.5 million worldwide. johns hopkins university says the death toll has surpassed 177,000. the united states has the most fatalities at over 45,000. the u.s. state of missouri is suing the chinese government over its handling of the coronavirus. the lawsuit says china allowed the pandemic to happen by trying to suppress news of the outbreak there. missouri attorney general eric schmidt filed the suit in federal court on tuesday. it targets the chinese government, the communist party and other institutions. the complaint alleges they suppressed information, arrested whistle-blowers, and denied there was human to human

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. >> reporter: h he sayays the ki industry is faced with the same problem a as temples a and shririnesaring need to reach people on a deeper level. the most experienced painter in yamada's studio agrees. he's also fallen in love with the concept of collaboration. >> translator: i never dreamed of getting involved with manga after working as a kimono painter for 50 years. at first, it was scary. i wondered if i could draw manga using my skills, but now i'm happy we're doing it. >> reporter: yamada now wants to take his ideas even further and give kyoto's monks and priests a boost at the same time. today he visits shorayin, one of the oldest temples in the city. he's keen to display his works to attract more people and attract people to his studio's techniques, a true win-win situation. >> translator: our new work depicts a cherry tree planted in a garden right here at this temple, and we added astroboy on top. >> translator: it's really beautiful, beyond words. i believe yamada and temples like us can be mutually inspiring. >> reporter: yamada's idea is really gaining traction. he can n

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health day going underground speaks exclusively to the secretary general of the united nations ban ki moon about tackling global humanitarian crises in the time of coronavirus and what the rest of the world can learn from south korea plus can they coronavirus catalyze climate cooperation all the civil coming up in today's special episode is going under.

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secretary general ban ki moon also on this show in the past few weeks he joins me now via skype from costa rica thanks for coming back on so it's earth day in this book you say everyone understands that we are all in this together do you think that an earth day amidst a global pandemic illustrates that well thanks for having me on on such a special day actions are i quite exciting to be celebrating the 50th anniversary of earth day and asked what town will what contacts to be celebrating earth day when we are so deeply reminded about the direct relationship between nature our and our human lives how and when we're so deeply reminded of the side that there is no such thing as one person being completely immune to either climate change or to coronavirus if there is someone else that is suffering under it we are only protected if everyone is protected that is true of the coronavirus that is true of climate change so what a day whatever minor except of course some people might say we're not in it together it affects some people disproportionately i want to go to an event in the book wher

at one of you guys you want to pay by the minute i got him off but he had a plan and we put them to ki moon's your napkin. cup for nothing to come i don't know can lessen the constitution i asked if the see can is the most in need. because skin has been made that and to set. their system. that is against us be seen as extremists they considered us feel maybe. this bill is it in sick toward this good or it isn't and. they nominate a sane one isn't that is they had ideas but the he has seemed as cowards is left with the indians good sense because in this it mr perspective is only way past. what really hit me about the situation. that there are interest groups in nature conservation who demand that small villages give up their livelihoods for maritime conservation zones and in the process end up taking their homelands away from them . these people need to be taken care of by the government. but what sense do these landscapes make without the people who live their life. wouldn't it make more sense for all of us to live more sustainable lives especially in industrialised countries. what was

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